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VCT on concrete garage floor

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I want to install VCT on my bare concrete floor. 20 years old plain concrete. It’s clean and smooth, I’m going to fill the cracks and a few holes that has happened over the years. Should I use a notched trowel to put the glue down or do I use the smooth side then go over it with the notched side? I am making myself a weighted roller with a 4” PVC pipe filled with concrete inside and a small pipe in the middle to pas a rope throughout.
Any advice would be very appreciated on what I’m getting ready to do.
 
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Follow the glue instructions and you'll get the hang of the install process pretty quickly.

Good knee pads are important and before you spend a bunch of time making a roller, I'd check rental prices. Might be worth doing that vs having to spend the time then throw it away or store afterwards.
 
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i wanted to add that I got all the tile for $200 todo my 24x24 ,I’m doing it in 4 colors sort of in a Harley-Davidson color. Not sure which layout I’m doing yet but all 3 uses up all my tiles
 

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Follow the glue instructions and you'll get the hang of the install process pretty quickly.

Good knee pads are important and before you spend a bunch of time making a roller, I'd check rental prices. Might be worth doing that vs having to spend the time then throw it away or store afterwards.
I was actually thinking of making a table base out of it after I’m done with it.
 
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Make sure you account for some waste/damage.

Rent or buy a cutter and snap chalk lines to have layout to work from. Having to stop and measure is no fun
 
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Yes, local, they had a bunch of overages. Still do. They do military bases and end up with tons of overstoDK.
 
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